Financial Data Engineering Intern

The Financial Data Engineering Intern will have the ability to work independently either as a leader of a project or member of a larger team. The Financial Data Engineering Intern will be responsible for building detailed cost models incorporating labor, materials, energy consumption, equipment depreciation, overhead, and other relevant costing components in support of Accounting, R&D, and Manufacturing project initiatives. The ability to plan and conduct independent research and to stimulate and support the work of staff professionals is required.

• Build detailed cost models for the research and development department by incorporating relevant costing components
• Map process workflows and identify cost drivers across manufacturing stages
• Benchmark internal and external cost assumptions to support model validation
• Document model structure, formulas, assumptions, datasets, and revision history
• Generate technical reports
• Prepare and deliver a final presentation summarizing findings, methodology, and recommendations to Accounting and R&D leadership
• Gather and interpret data using knowledge and understanding of the R&D/Mfg. equipment
• Leads, plans, conducts, schedules, and coordinates projects
• Read, understand, and commit to conducting business in accordance with Albany International’s Business Ethics Policy; all business of the company should, at all times, be conducted ethically, fairly, honestly, and with integrity

• Strong proficiency in Python (data analysis, scripting) and Excel (advanced functions, modeling)
• Ability to program cost models per standard accounting practices
• Strong problem‑solving skills
• Mapping workflow processes
• Competent in data analysis
• Competent in the use of Microsoft Office
• Ability to work independently or as part of a team

• Junior or Senior in College

• Working towards a BS Degree (Junior or Senior)

• Computational Mathematics / Electrical Engineering